Wall Art Chameleon Building Blocks Set; A Wall Decor Set for Adults Who Love Creative Hobbies(2688 Pieces) Toys Gifts for Kid and Adult

Biggest pain in the ass to put together. I got it for my team to do when they needed a break from work. Sometimes they needed a break from this. Directions can get confusing too but the end result is awesome!

I bought this for myself despite reading a lot of reviews complaining that it’s impossible to put together. It’s not. Is it challenging? Absolutely! Some tips — pay close attention to the pegs beneath the current layer you’re working on, as this will ensure you catch any misplaced pieces early. Do not proceed to the next layer until you are 100% sure everything is in place correctly. Buy a large magnifying glass with a light — it will make a big difference when trying to figure out which shaped pieces go where. It can be done with the naked eye, but it’s difficult. I am 38 years old and I found this quite challenging, so I don’t think it’s a good choice for kids under 16. It’s also lots of tiny pieces. Toward the very end, I was missing a handful of pieces, but there were enough spares to use to replace those even though they weren’t exactly the same shapes — you could make it work. Overall, highly recommend, but I can understand how some people may find this set way too complicated to enjoy putting it together. It probably took me a total of about 8-12 hours total to complete.

This was very easy to build and looks amazing. The longest parts are a little insecure, but they stay well enough once the entire thing is built. The only gripe I have is how tedious it was sometimes. Most of the build is building up the oval ish outside wall of the body, and it could be hard to push through at times. But it was well worth it.

The set was fun, until I got to the steps in the 20's, then realized that not all the pieces are included, and that there are no 'spares'. Waste of hours to be left incomplete.

I found this to be simple enough. Took about 4 or 5 hours total. I was lucky enough to have all the peices I needed and some extra. However, most peices had just enough of what I needed and others more than enough, thank goodness i picked up what i dropped! There is a grey wedge peice that I'm not sure has a purpose, and the kick stand is not awesome as it is too short. Im not sure I'd trust the hooks without some glue to keep it from falling off the wall due to the weight, but I will figure something out. It is beautiful! Some tips. -Pay attention to directions. -Seperate your pieces before you start by both color and shape, beleive me it makes things go faster and smoother. -Add hooks and kickstand to the back of the main peice first instead of last. -some bricks won't fit flush no matter what, but you can get them close. -Your fingers will hurt once done, these are not Lego and are smaller. Still a good build though. -pay attention to the layer under the one you are working on in the instructions, it will help you figure out placement. -Trust the process. -This is not for little kids. All in all a good build and I'm happy I received it as a gift.

Great quality but extremely small!!! Value is definetly there for the money. Detail is amazing and colors match the picture. This is a 14+ set and has definite learning curve.

Very cool and accurate but has very small hard to build pieces wouldn’t recommend for anybody under 13

My granddaughter whipped this up and set it up in my great grandson’s room for the Christmas Eve transformation. She probably spent around 16 hours on it, bit by bit, but wow, it turned out amazing! Totally worth it!

Not lego so we'll see how it goes